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Episodes
Players is a mockery series based on the League of Legends franchise, but it’s not an official Riot Games production. It’s co-created by Funny or Die and Tony Yacenda. In the show, a professional esports player named Creamcheese has the ambition to win a championship. He also hopes to reunite his ex-girlfriend Morgan. But the competition between the two is so fierce, the players are struggling to put their egos aside and focus on the game.
Creamcheese is a 27-year-old competitive gaming player who has been on the losing end of several matches. Creamcheese gets nervous when Organizm, a new phenom, replaces him on his team.
Fugitive Gaming is Creamcheese’s team. Fugitive Gaming is their team. They are well-known for their hilarious videos and pranks. However, after losing a match to TSM, the team has been struggling and is on the verge of being replaced.
During the summer, Organizm appears on the Never Lost podcast hosted by Guru. Organizm has been invited to guest star in a game. Creamcheese is trying to convince Foresight that he should join the team.
Characters
Creamcheese, a 27-year old League of Legends pro, is known as Creamcheese. Fugitive Gaming is his team and he hopes to win a championship. The show follows Creamcheese through the LCS season.
Despite the team’s success, Fugitive Gaming has fallen on hard times. When the team’s owner forces a roster change, the team’s entire world is upended. This leads to a series confrontations between Creamcheese, the youngest member of team, and Organizm.
Although it seems like the story is about to end, it’s really more about Creamcheese and his inner struggles. He is a young pro at esports, but his parents don’t understand the passion he has for professional games. He was forced to adopt a gamer name because of this.
Players is an animated series from Paramount Plus that revolves around a fictional League of Legends esports team. It was inspired by popular sports shows. But it doesn’t quite get as deep as some of the other more popular shows.
Trailer
Players is a documentary-style series from the same team that created American Vandal. It is very similar to its predecessor, in that it is based upon real life. Although a fictional League of Legends team of esports players plays a central part, it is not a fully fledged movie. In fact, the first trailer was released a month ago and features several familiar faces from the League of Legends community.
Although it is not the first mockumentary about video games, this may be the first to have a partner in Riot Games. According to a recent press release, the company is in on the action. Specifically, Riot spent a lot of time on the aforementioned trailer and has an active role in Players.
Tony Yacenda created the show with Dan Perrault, who was also involved in American Vandal. Gbay99, an esports documentary maker, was also involved in the production.
